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Single Tier State Pension – simplicity but not all good news
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David Davison
Head of public sector, charities and not-for-profit, Spence & Partners
David is a director at Spence & Partners Actuaries and Dalriada Trustees.
He performs the role of a professional pension scheme trustee and specialises in providing pensions advice to charities and not-for-profit organisations, especially those who run their own final salary schemes or who participate in the LGPS and multi-employer schemes.
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David Davison warns that the upcoming single tier state pension will mean charities who provide staff with contracted-out defined benefit pensions will face rising pension costs.
Finance experts have warned on the growing issue of charity pension liabilities, as Navca and Community Matters abandon their merger plans due to fears over rising pension debts.
David Davison discusses the implications of the latest pensions announcement.
David Davison gives the key ingredients for a successful pension provision strategy.
People Can won't be the last charity to fall due to pension liabilities, says David Davison. But he hopes his seven lessons will help charities avoid a similar situation.
David Davison calls for changes to legislation governing multi-employer pension schemes.
Pensions auto-enrolment has kicked off. David Davison advises charities to start preparing.
Many are confused by the current pensions situation. David Davison explains.
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